Anastazja is a Polish form of the name Anastasia, meaning "resurrection." The name has its roots in Greek and is derived from the word anástasis, which signifies the act of rising from the dead. Historically, the name Anastasia has been associated with faith and has been given to many girls born around Christmas and Easter. In Poland, Anastazja is a less common variant but still carries the same significance and meaning as its Greek counterpart. Anastazja is not as popular in the United States as Anastasia, but it remains a unique and meaningful choice for parents looking to give their child a name with deep historical and cultural significance. The name's popularity has remained relatively stable over the years, with its usage being more prevalent in Poland and other Eastern European countries.
